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Continue reading →: Time to wake up and use SharePoint for your organization’s intranet.Stuck with a third-party intranet? Not interested in anything else, or perhaps just unaware of what your toolbox has to offer? There are companies that use Office 365 but still have their intranet based on another product. If you use Office 365 I can’t actually see any sustainable argument against…
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Continue reading →: Say Welcome to “Channel Notification Settings”It is good news to see that “Follow this channel” has now been replaced by “Channel Notification Settings”. This is considerably more pedagogical than the previous variant that many users had difficulty understanding the point with. I am already delighted to inform my customers about this and to help them…
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Continue reading →: Who should be able to create new teams and how to handle it?The answer is (as so often) here too “It depends” Here are some examples of solutions you can choose based on your needs. (Of course, there are many other solutions “out there” but the tools are usually the same.) Self-Service If all users are able to establish new teams then…
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Continue reading →: How “What’s New for me” can become “What’s new for Us”.How do i stay updated? In Office 365 there are a lot of news and updates all the time and it is hard to stay on top of all the stuff you need to be aware of in order to be able to plan for upcoming changes. I do my…
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Continue reading →: Say Welcome to Announcements in Microsoft TeamsIf you follow the Microsoft 365 roadmap i am sure that you have read about the Feature ID: 51326. Today i found it available in my tenant so of course i had to try it. In addition to start a new “Conversation” in Microsoft Teams you can now also create…
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Continue reading →: Benefits from- and necessary preparations for “Shifts” in Microsoft TeamsWhat “Shifts” you may be thinking? With great probability you already have access to Shifts. But as with everything else, you may need to consider whether this should already be available to all users. You may need time to see the benefits of it and of course plan how you…
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Continue reading →: How to reuse the perfect news post in SharePoint OnlineIs your intranet based on SharePoint Online? Do you have that very special news post that has the perfect layout with the tables and elements you want on all (or some) new news posts? Did you know that you can use an old news post as a template when you…
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Continue reading →: Office 365 Retention, Disposal and archiving. How hard can it be?If you are using Office 365 and want to define rules for retention, disposal and archiving, it is not something that is particularly difficult to activate (It is rare that features are difficult to activate…).
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Continue reading →: Oh no! What has happened to my files !!!An accident happens so easily. What if your files are deleted or overwritten? They may even become corrupt or in the worst case infected with malicious software. It starts to creep in the body and whizzes in the ears. The butterflies begin to flaunt in your stomach and the sweat…
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Continue reading →: Latest news about YammerI often say that Yammer is the “digital coffee machine” where everyone in the organization can meet in order to discuss interesting topics without having to consider organizational units. I do not really know how my working day would look if I did not have access to Yammer to ask…
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I’m Magnus
I am the one who runs this blog whose purpose is to spread and share experiences, wisdom, news, information, good advice, tips & tricks, constructive feedback and reviews. All of this related, in one way or another, to Microsoft 365 in general and Microsoft Teams in particular.
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